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Laser Pocket Disinfection
Dental Implants Glenview, IL


Periolase technology. Laser pocket disinfection is a technologically advanced dental procedure that uses a precise beam of laser light to sterilize periodontal pockets. These pockets are the spaces that form between the teeth and gums due to periodontal gum disease. The laser pocket disinfection method offers a highly effective, and minimally invasive alternative to the traditional techniques, scaling and root planing. We use concentrated light energy from the laser that targets and eliminates the harmful bacteria that cause gum disease, which reduces inflammation, and promotes tissue regeneration.

In addition, the precision of laser disinfection ensures that the healthy tissue surrounding the periodontal pockets remains unharmed. This means a faster recovery time for our patients, and improved overall oral health. Our patients often choose laser pocket disinfection treatment because it comes with less discomfort and bleeding than traditional scaling and root planing treatment. It is the preferred choice for patients seeking the most advanced gum disease treatment available.

If you have been diagnosed with periodontal gum disease, and would like to explore having laser pocket disinfection treatment, or have further questions, please call the Glen Perio team at 224-488-3392 to schedule an evaluation today.

What Is Laser Pocket Disinfection?


Laser pocket disinfection is a technologically advanced dental procedure designed to treat periodontal disease with more precision, less damage to healthy tissues, and less recovery time. We accomplish this by using laser technology to sterilize the pockets of infection that form between the teeth and gums with advanced periodontal disease. These pockets harbor harmful bacteria that contribute to gum inflammation, bleeding, bone loss, and tooth decay.

The treatment uses powerful, focused light energy to target and destroy these infected periodontal pockets precisely, and promotes the healing of the surrounding tissues. The laser treatment is minimally invasive, and causes less discomfort and bleeding compared to the traditional treatments for periodontal disease, scaling and root planing. Lastly, laser pocket disinfection has a faster recovery time, and faster tissue regeneration. This makes it a more comfortable and effective approach to treating gum disease, and restoring oral health.

Benefits of Laser Pocket Disinfection


Laser pocket disinfection offers multiple benefits for patients who suffer from periodontal gum disease. The primary advantage is its laser precision. The laser targets and eradicates harmful bacteria within the periodontal pockets, but without damage to the healthy tissues that surround the infected pockets. This precision reduces discomfort and bleeding during the procedure, which gives our patients a more comfortable experience during treatment, and afterward. In addition, the minimally invasive laser disinfection treatment comes with a quicker recovery time, and faster healing. This allows our patients to return to their normal activities much sooner when compared to traditional scaling and root planing treatments.

The laser's ability to stimulate tissue regeneration further enhances the patient's gum health, and the health of the bone structures that support the teeth. The elimination of periodontal pockets prevents further damage to the bone structures, and reduces the potential for tooth loss. In addition, this advanced technique reduces the need for more invasive surgical interventions, which makes it the preferred choice for our team, as well as patients who are looking for an effective, efficient, and less painful treatment option.

The Laser Pocket Disinfection Procedure


A laser pocket disinfection procedure is a meticulous process that begins with a thorough dental examination and evaluation of overall health by our staff. Once periodontal pockets are identified, and it is determined that this is the best treatment for the individual patient's issues, a specialized dental laser is used to target and eliminate the infected periodontal pockets. The laser emits concentrated light energy that penetrates the pockets and sterilizes them by destroying the bacteria within them. This reduces inflammation and promotes the healing of the surrounding gum tissue.

Throughout the procedure, our team carefully monitors the laser to ensure a precise and effective treatment that minimizes damage to the healthy tissues that surround the periodontal pockets. The entire process is quick and minimally invasive. Most patients only require local anesthesia. In addition, patients typically experience less discomfort, bleeding, and swelling compared to traditional scaling and root planing. The improved precision of laser technology is more effective and results in faster recovery times, as well as enhanced oral health overall.

Laser Pocket Disinfection for Gum Disease


Laser pocket disinfection offers an advanced, effective solution to a common painful condition. This treatment targets and eliminates the bacteria and infected tissue within periodontal pockets, which develop between the teeth and gums due to advanced gum disease. When we disinfect these pockets, the laser reduces inflammation in the gums, and encourages the regeneration of healthy gum tissue.

The benefits of laser pocket disinfection include minimal discomfort, reduced bleeding, and a faster recovery time compared to traditional treatments like scaling and root planing. This innovative approach halts the progression of gum disease and improves overall oral health. It provides patients with a less invasive, and more comfortable alternative to conventional periodontal treatments.

By removing the inflammation, your body has the energy to heal naturally. The laser light kills bacteria and creates a clean, environment for healing.
If you have gingivitis, LPD can help reverse symptoms. LPD can also be used to treat patients on a perio-maintence program.
Not at all! LPS is quick and painless. If you are very sensitive, a topical anesthetic may be used.
There are no known side-effects of LPD in over 25 years of therapy, just bigger smiles! The treatment is safe for use around crowns, bridges, sealants, and implants.
LPD is beneficial to patients who have recently had surgery, or are scheduled to have surgery to reduce bacteria that may enter the bloodstream.
Gum disease has been linked to serious health concerns including heart disease, stroke, diabetes, pre-term birth, certain cancers, and more.

Laser Safety Protocols


Safety protocols are a critical part of laser pocket disinfection treatment that ensures a secure and effective procedure. These protocols are designed to protect both the patient, and our team, from potential hazards. Our staff is thoroughly trained to perform the procedure with all proper precautions. We understand the specific wavelengths and power settings appropriate for each patient's unique periodontal treatment. Protective eyewear is mandatory for everyone in the treatment area to prevent eye injury. The treatment area is properly marked and secured to restrict access during laser operation.

In addition, regular maintenance and calibration of the equipment is essential to ensure optimal performance and safety. We adhere to these protocols and use best practices to minimize risks such as accidental exposure, tissue damage, and fire hazards to ensure a safe and effective environment for laser pocket disinfection treatment.

Contact Us at Glen Perio!


If you believe that you may have periodontal gum disease, and would like to explore your options for treatment, please call our team at 224-488-3392 to schedule an appointment today.

Glen Perio


2640 Patriot Blvd. Suite 140
Glenview, IL 60026
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Our patients often choose laser pocket disinfection treatment because it comes with less discomfort and bleeding than traditional scaling and root planing treatment.
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